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Yes, i'm pretty sure about it but... in which language?

According to the Oracle, there's an object on the official new album announcement written by Chris. It's reported after the phonetic spelling of Mylo Xyloto and it means 'Under 1 Roof'!!!

I've downloaded this version: Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall (Radio Edit) Lenght: 3.59 It's the same track as the one included in the ordinary single, but it seems the last part has the silence section reduced by 2-3 seconds... Anyone knows where it comes from?

SO, despite not being seen together in yonks, it appears Chris Martin is still all loved up with Gwyneth Paltrow. The rocker, 34, has revealed the inspiration behind Coldplay’s new album Mylo Xyloto is luuuurve. He said: “It’s based on a love story with a happy ending.” But it’s not all harmony for the lads. Guitarist Jonny Buckland, 33, hints at disagreements while they were trying to get an album that is “as good as we’ve ever been, at least”. He tells Billboard: “We’re brutal with ideas. The rest of the band want 10 songs, Chris wants 13.” Steady on, chaps. Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2011/08/17/chris-martin-mylo-xyloto-is-based-on-a-love-story-115875-23350019

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 12, 2011 MYLO XYLOTO, THE NEW STUDIO ALBUM FROM COLDPLAY, SET FOR OCTOBER 25th U.S. RELEASE Coldplay’s fifth studio album, Mylo Xyloto (pronounced my-lo zy-letoe), will be released in the U.S. on October 25th by Capitol Records. Produced by Markus Dravs, Daniel Green and Rik Simpson, with enoxification and additional composition by Brian Eno, Mylo Xyloto follows 2008’s Viva La Vida, which charted at No. 1 in 36 countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom. Mylo Xyloto will be released in digital, CD and vinyl formats. The 180-gram vinyl edition will include a 12” x 36” poster. A special limited edition Pop-Up Album version will also be available, which will include a 12" x 12" hardback book containing graffiti pop-up art designed by David A. Carter, vinyl, CD and exclusive content including photographs, excerpts from the studio diary and the band's personal notebooks. The “reversible” cover art was just revealed at http://coldplay.com. Half of the CDs will be packaged with the full color artwork as the cover while the other 50% will have the CD booklet flipped, showing the silver initials “M X” via a die-cut sheet placed over the color image. “Paradise,” the follow-up to Coldplay’s current single, “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall,” will be released as a commercial single on September 12th. It will ship to radio the same day. Coldplay – comprising Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin – is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Billboard, which is out today. The band has sold more than 50 million records worldwide and won numerous awards, including seven GRAMMY® Awards, six Brit Awards and four MTV Video Music Awards. ### For more information on COLDPLAY, contact: Ambrosia Healy The Fun Star HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]" [email protected] 310.273.8978 Cem Kurosman EMI Music HYPERLINK "[email protected]" [email protected] 212.786.8634 or visit: HYPERLINK "http://coldplay.com" http://coldplay.com Press materials can be downloaded at: HYPERLINK "http://thefunstar.com/" http://thefunstar.com/

And then: http://thefunstar.com/artists/coldplay/

There's a new .doc file: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 3, 2011 COLDPLAY GIVES TWO NEW SONGS THEIR U.S. NETWORK TELEVISION DEBUT TONIGHT ON ABC’S “JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE” Show Will Broadcast Excerpts From Band’s Sold-Out Concert At UCLA, Presented By Samsung AT&T Summer Krush And Benefiting The GRAMMY Foundation® Coldplay Headlines Lollapalooza This Friday Tonight Coldplay will play an intimate, sold-out concert at the Los Angeles Tennis Center at UCLA. “Jimmy Kimmel Live” will be on hand and will give two of Coldplay’s new songs their U.S. network television debut. The show airs on ABC at midnight/11 p.m. Central. Presented by Samsung AT&T Summer Krush, the proceeds from tonight’s concert will benefit the GRAMMY Foundation’s® GRAMMY in the Schools® (http://www.grammyintheschools.com) music education programs for high school students. The band, which has played numerous international festivals this summer, will headline Lollapalooza at Chicago’s Grant Park this Friday, August 5. For eight hours each day, fans can live stream Lollapalooza on YouTube. The webcast of Coldplay’s set can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/lollapalooza at approximately 8:30 p.m. CT / 6:30 p.m. PT on August 5. Coldplay’s recent Glastonbury set was broadcast live on VH1 and Palladia, marking the first time in the music festival’s 41-year history that an artist’s full concert was televised in the U.S. "Their gig was one of the best I've seen in the last ten years,” said The Sun. “The new songs fitted in seamlessly, while the big hits sent Worthy Farm into orbit." “Coldplay understands how to make a shared moment from a song…their respect for their fans is obvious,” noted The Times of London while The Observer called the band’s set “faultless.” “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall” is now available as a digital EP on the iTunes Store. In addition to the title track, it includes two brand new songs – “Major Minus” and “Moving To Mars.” The physical CD single and limited edition 7” blue vinyl, which feature “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall” and “Major Minus,” are also available now. The video for “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall” has already received more than seven million plays. You can check it out at: http://coldplay.com Coldplay – Upcoming Festival Dates 8/5 Chicago, IL Lollapalooza 9/16 Austin, TX Austin City Limits Festival 9/23 Las Vegas, NV iHeart Radio Music Festival 9/24 Atlanta, GA Midtown Music 10/1 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Rock In Rio ### For more information on COLDPLAY, contact: Ambrosia Healy The Fun Star [email protected] 310.273.8978 Cem Kurosman EMI Music [email protected] 212.786.8634 or visit: http://coldplay.com Press materials can be downloaded at: http://thefunstar.com/

USA copies sold: 451.000 UK copies sold: 154.100 South Corea copies sold: 201.282 The others are from the rest of the world Total copies sold: approx. 1.270.000 copies

The interview was done yesterday... no problem at all, the interview contains all Davide's feelings, emotions and ideas collected during recording sessions, he wasn't talkin about LP5 describing artwork, tracklist and so on...

Thanks Ian! So, the interviewer was... me! I want to clarify that ETIAW is actually a bestseller hit in the world (more than 1 million copies sold) despite the very first reviews and Sgt. Pepper's comment was directly written by Davide Rossi maybe to explain the experimentations and the new Coldplay era... Davide has said it will be THEIR Sgt. Pepper's, not a new one in general for everyone on this planet... don't be confused about it! :)

Hi Davide! It's always a pleasure to talk with you, everytime we feel like we're chatting to a friend in a bar! How are you? Are you on vacation or still working hard? Hi guys! It's my pleasure really. I'm at home right know, almost peacetime, even if two weeks ago I was in London with Chris, working on the last notes of the new album. Let's start talking about Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall, the new single Coldplay released about two months ago, in which you have had your hand (ops, sorry, your strings!), again. The credits are pretty clear actually. Which aspect of the song have you focused on? Well, usually my work with the guys focuses mainly on the strings. As regards this song, and the other tracks I've worked on for this album, I've been 'getting over' it many times and at different times too. I usually "fill" the song with my ideas, leaving them the choice of what to keep or discard. In the end, only four notes were chosen for ETIAW, at the beginning of the last chorus. A sort of 'supporting colour' before the intense final of the song. The song, even though it has become a world hit, was not much appreciated by the public and critics at the beginning. Too close to 'Viva' and so different from the first band's releases, according to some fans. Based on an old song of Peter Allen, the biggest mistake according to the music magazines. But you strongly argued in support of its melody, writing on your Facebook page 'Everyone seem to criticize Coldplay for their new single. I just think they are masters in turning a simple stupid sample in the most symphonic piece of music. I'm proud to be working with them.' ETIAW has sold over 1 million copies across the world so far, tell us: is it like your own revenge? Obviously, as I work with them more and more, I'm not able to be impartial on their choices. So, I focus on my personal feelings, my 'gut feelings'... I remember very well when Chris made me listen to the song for the first time. It was a night few months ago, I had just finished working on another song at the Beehive and I went to the Bakery to see what was going on. Dan (Green, sound technician) was with Chris in the 'control room' and as they saw me beyond the window, they invited me inside and Chris, with his usual enthusiasm, just performed the song in the studio. Everytime something like that happens, I always feel amazed I am so lucky to enjoy such special moments (and it happens a lot with the guys, almost everyday). I was just impressed by the force of the melody, the enthusiasm oh his performance and by the song itself. I did not get any resemblance to the loop of the Peter Allen's song... But then when Chris told me about him, just before we headed to his home, I told him I couldn't believe and I just burst out laughing, because, as many people know, there's another version of the song by a '90s Spanish group, the Mystic, who did a cover called 'Ritmo De La Noche', that became a summer hit in the Mediterranean areas, a song that, someone like me, ended up hating suddenly (forgive me, Mystic!). In that moment I realized how much genius Coldplay have in putting their pop influences, also the most commercial ones, in their music. The unique sound of your Violectra rules the final part of Moving To Mars, an old styled Coldplay ballad. Chris did it right including your part in the song! What do you think about it? It feels strange it's more appreciated and selling more that Major Minus... Yes, I'm happy with the song. But, unlike you, I think it is pretty unusual in Coldplay's stuff, boht the oldest and the more recent one. I think it is almost 'progressive' for some aspects. Let's start talking about the new album, that has been named LP5 but it will have a official title and tracklist very soon. We know that the recording sessions were very busy, with much work to do and strong desires of creating stuff. Do you think that such frantic search for perfection has been good for the new release, and also for your collaboration with Coldplay? And, were you able to keep up with the changes of Chris and co.? From an acoustic album to a Pandora's box including all the knowledge in one album... As for the previous album, my recording session last for a very long time. I started in December 2009 and I finished two weeks ago. I usually work with some breaks. The nicest thing of this sessio was the fact that we've already known each other pretty well. Me and them are friends now, we play football together, we hang out, I'm visiting them very often when I'm in London... It feels like being in a family. And I think they like I am in the studio, since only few musicians have the possibility to 'freely' access their studio. And that influences their music and I think my contribution to the album is even more important than the previous one. There are no songs with as many strings as Viva La Vida (that has become a classic so far), but my work is more estabilished and deep in their sound. The frenzy and their way of working ceaselessly has always been very inspiring to me. I've always said that one of the reasons they are what they are is that they work their guts out. Unlike it was for Viva, I have to say the work was much more focused, checking things out many times and from different points of view. What are you expecting from this album? How do you think its sound would be? What do you think about it, from the feelings you collected during the entire process of creation? In my opinion this album will estabilish again Coldplay as one of the biggest band of these years. Obviously I'd really like to listen to the final product and to enjoy it completely to give my final opinion. I trust the work that had been done and the passion they put in it. At the end, I told Chris and Phil that this could be their 'Sgt. Pepper's', with the new experimentations I listened to, their new approaches and arrangements and so on. But, as I said before, I rest upon my 'gut feelings'. Let's wait to listen to it before saying anything. Do you have some funny story you can tell us, from the recording sessions of the new album? We bet you had some funny moments almost everyday... There are too many... I am a really funny guy and unfortunately or luckily I don't care whom I talking to, even if they are the most famous world rockstars... Chris and me usually joke a lot. When we are really tired at the end of the day, we do a jam session when we play anything we want. I often choose the drums and make faces, and every beat has its face... Keith Moon go home! (he laughs) I remember one night we were doing some aerobics with Chris in the gym of the Beehive. Coldplay care about our bodies and we train! (he laughs again) Chris confessed many times that the contribution of Jonny was fundamental to increase the quality of the album and of the band too, estabilishing himself as a musician in full growth and development. Do you agree with him or do you think that this progress has been produced by each member of the band equally? Absolutely, every time I came back in the studio I noticed the parts of Jonny were really great. I really agree with Chris. It's extraordinary how you can play and make your Violectra 'speak' in everyone of your collaborations with Coldplay, as you and them have been knowing eachother for many years. Maybe it's like you feel at home when you are together... How do you evalutate your relationship so far? Do you wish working again with them or are you going to focus more on your own work in the near future? I think that we have become a great team after working on this album. Me and Rik (Simpson), Dan (Green), Jon (Hopkins), Markus (Dravs) and obviously Phil (Harvey) and Brian (Eno), were able to become in someway part of the band, other than playing and working simply as collaborators. I hope I could be working with the guys forever, even if everything comes to an end sooner or later, and everyone working in music has to get used not to attach to the projects he works on. The last question: when can we see you on the stage with Coldplay for a great show? Maybe during the next tour... We are ready to present a petition to make this happen. Have you ever talk Chris and co. about this little dream of yours? I laugh because I must not cry! Well, I don't see it happens, the only time it happened was for the performance of Hope For Haiti, where I played in half-light.. Ok, we would like to wish you happy birthday (it was few days ago), hoping it was the brightest of the last years! Thanks, I'm very happy to be over 24 years old! (he jokes...they are more). Bye everyone and thank you for your support and your simpathy! Source: http://www.coldplayzone.it/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=1707:davide-rossi-il-nuovo-lp-sar%C3%A0-il-loro-sgt-peppers&Itemid=141 In my opinion, the best interview i've had with Davide so far!

Yes Cleggy, but Charlie Brown mentions the 'car'!

... and here you could find why: 1. On Coldplay.com, a tag with 'Charlie Brown' was created some minutes ago (http://www.coldplay.com/newstags.php?tag=charliebrown). No other new songs have a tag; 2. They have filmed Charlie Brown for Jimmy Kimmel TV show... why Charlie Brown and not, for example, Us Against The World? 3. CHB on piano, CarKids and Cartoon Heart are all referring to Charlie Brown's lyrics 4. They usually play Charlie Brown with a special energy during lives, more than during the other new songs performances (they invite the audience to jump and to clap the hands) 5. Everything on the stage during Charlie Brown seems to be the new formula of this new era (lasers, spirals, everything is dark) 6. Will, in a recent interview, has confirmed ONLY Charlie Brown as a potential single and at the same time as a serious (pretty sure) candidate to be included into LP5 7. There's no reference into the song lyrics to Charlie Brown, like happened for Viva La Vida 8. It has had favourable reviews from a lot of people (on YouTube a lot of users are saying it's probably one of the best Coldplay songs ever). This will be the best way to promote LP5 9. It talks about 'rose'. LP5 was influenced by White Rose Movement 10. In Charlie Brown, Chris encourages Jonny in a more energic way than the other new songs 11. Will said something about this LP5: it tells of people who want to re-emerge. Charlie Brown tells so ('lost boys')

There's a lot of free dates in December and January that could be filled by new gigs... we have to wait, anyway for every rumour there's a slight percentage of truth...

Great pic! Congrats!

No streaming for the very next gig?

The unique stream posted by me this morning is offline due to bad weather...

Nope, 9.30 there, 1.30 pm in UK... but we have no streaming links!

There's the right time in the first post. Anyway, it seems the link i've posted before is not good (it's not from the stag). We MUST find the streaming of Fuji TV Next channel...

Demand Generation

The Fuji Tv link is a real streaming?

On my God!

Could you please do a screenshot?

Lovers In Japan (Japan Promo) http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=452728